Lucky returned to Tricked Esport

Danish esports organization Tricked Esport has completed its CS:GO roster by signing a contract with their former player Lucky. Recall that the 19-year-old Danish sniper represented the colors of the club from January 2020 to August 2021, until he moved to Astralis.

It's a great feeling to be able to greet Lucky upon his return from Astralis. There he turned out to be, unfortunately, not the guest whom we would like to see with him, but we never lost faith in his great talent. The team clearly lacked some of his qualities and firepower since the sale last year, so the event turned out great. We are proud that Lucky is showing us the confidence he believes in and we can bring him back to the top.

However, it is a signing that not only benefits us in the short term, but is also an addition that we believe will help us get into the top 30 of the world rankings.

Lucky made a name for himself with Tricked Esport, together with which he became the winner of Dust2.dk Ligaen Season 15, Elisa Nordic Championship 2021 - Denmark and Dust2.dk Ligaen Season 16, while showing impressive individual statistics.

As a result, the 19-year-old Dane was on the pencil of Astralis, who needed a tough sniper after dev1ce left. However, having joined the stellar team last summer, Lucky was not the one to close the troubled position for a long time. In six months, the Dane took third place at BLAST Premier: Fall Finals 2021, and also won wooden medals for BLAST Premier: Fall Groups 2021 and Intel Extreme Masters XVI - Fall: Europe.

As a result, already in February, Astralis sent Lucky to inactive, promising the young sniper to find a new club.

In turn, Tricked Esport recently parted ways with larsen, who has been the main sniper for the past six months. The organization tried to attract young esports players, but in the end they took advantage of a proven option by returning Lucky to the roster.

From now on, the Tricked Esport CS:GO roster is as follows:

• kiR.
• kwezz.
• iceberg.
• PR1mE.
• Lucky.
• Winspai (coach).